WOMEN'S HORMONE PROGRAM
The fatigue, the weight, the mood. When something is off, most women are still getting told it is normal and sent home. We do a proper workup, understand your lifestyle, and map your full hormone network. After identifying the deficiencies behind your symptoms, we correct them first through nutrition, movement, sleep, light, and precision supplementation, then with bioidentical hormones, including testosterone, if necessary. A physician you can reach is with you every step of the way.
Available to North Carolina residents.
The program
The test reads your whole hormone network. The program gets your levels to optimal, managed and re-tested.
Check your hormones.
$429
one-time
Women's Advanced Panel $332 + physician fee $97
The test and your read. No ongoing commitment.
Get to optimal.
$1114
3-month program
3 months $450 + baseline and re-test (2 x $332)
We get your levels into optimal range. You are a member for the three months.
What you’re feeling
Any one of these is a reason to get a real read of your hormones. None of them is a diagnosis on its own. Perimenopause can begin years before your last period, and the earlier you get a real read, the more options you have.
How It Works
I read the whole hormone network, put every marker in clinical context, and address only what is genuinely low or out of balance. Lifestyle first, therapy where it is warranted.
Test the full network: estrogen and progesterone in ratio, testosterone, thyroid, and the metabolic markers around them.
Read every marker against your symptoms, your cycle and history, and the range where women tend to feel well.
Address what is genuinely low or out of balance. Natural levers first, targeted therapy only where it is warranted.
Physician-Led, Done Right
A board-certified physician owns every plan, anchors it to confirmed results, and monitors what keeps treatment safe. Not a questionnaire and an auto-ship.
Too many women are told their labs are normal and sent home with nothing, or handed a single fix without anyone reading the rest. Both miss the point. Estrogen, progesterone, thyroid, and metabolic health have to be read together, then matched to how you actually feel.
Every recommendation is made and monitored by Dr. Tagge, not a protocol bot.
Treatment follows labs read in context plus your symptoms. Not age, not one marker.
If therapy is part of your plan, blood pressure, breast and uterine health, and your risk profile are tracked on schedule.
Natural levers first. Any therapy is matched to you, retested, and coordinated with your OB-GYN or PCP.
Where I can treat: care is delivered by telehealth to patients physically located in states where I hold an active license. Licensed states pending confirmation; currently North Carolina.
Free Download
An 8-page, plain-English guide to the female hormone network, what shifts in perimenopause, and the questions worth asking before you test. No card, just your email. Prefer to start with your symptoms? The 2-minute hormone tool points to the pattern most likely driving how you feel.
Prefer to start with your symptoms? Try the 2-minute hormone tool. No email needed.
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Choose your panel
Both panels read the whole hormone network in cycle context, never a single hormone in isolation. Every panel includes a written interpretation by Dr. Tagge and a 30-minute review.
The foundational read of the female hormone network in cycle context, plus thyroid and the metabolic markers around it. Includes a physician's interpretation.
Includes a physician’s interpretation. Quest blood draw at 2,000+ locations. HSA / FSA eligible.
A comprehensive read of the female hormone network plus the cardiometabolic, adrenal, and micronutrient context that governs how it behaves. Includes a physician's interpretation.
Includes a physician’s interpretation. Quest blood draw at 2,000+ locations. HSA / FSA eligible.
Go Deeper, Member Specialty
A dried urine collection that maps your sex-hormone metabolites and the cortisol rhythm across a full day. Added when the serum picture raises a question it cannot answer.
The other way
The panel
A snapshot. Yours to keep. Includes the lab work and a physician’s interpretation. The right move when one read is the question.
The relationship
Direct access to Dr. Tagge for ongoing care. Whatever panel makes sense, whenever you need it, read in the context of the story you’re building together. The right move when one read isn’t the question.
Become a memberCommon Questions
Reference ranges describe the broad population average across a wide span of ages and cycle stages. A result can sit inside normal while your network has shifted. That is why I read estrogen and progesterone in ratio, with thyroid, testosterone, and metabolic markers, alongside your symptoms, rather than ruling things out on one number.
No. Testing is about understanding where you stand. If your results are healthy, that is the answer. Treatment only enters the conversation where testing shows a genuine gap and you choose to address it.
Prescribing decisions follow the data. Where testing and the conversation point that way, perimenopausal and menopausal hormone therapy is part of the Plan. I prescribe within the scope of board-certified family medicine and coordinate with your OB-GYN or primary care doctor when handoffs make sense.
That fear traces largely to headlines from a 2002 study, and the picture for many women, especially those who start closer to the transition, looks different on a closer read. I don't hand therapy out and I don't rule it out. We decide from your history and your markers, together, with the monitoring that keeps it safe.
Yes. I work alongside your existing care, not in place of it. Records flow both ways with your consent.
Where to next
The pillar
Why I read estradiol, progesterone, testosterone, and thyroid together, with the perimenopausal arc in view.
Read the frameworkThe panel
Estradiol (fractionated), progesterone, testosterone, SHBG, free thyroid, DHEA-S, and the metabolic context.
See the panelThe writing
Long-form writing on perimenopause as the early window, what 'normal' on a lab actually means, and the network read.
Read the writingGet the network read. Get a plan built on data.
No charge. No card. No pressure.
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